Key Highlights of the Case:

• Official Intervention: The Board of Revenue, Ajmer, has demanded an immediate inquiry report from the Karauli District Administration.
• The Complaint: The case revolves around a formal grievance filed by a local resident against Tehsildar Mrs. Seema Baghel.
• Unanswered Directives: Earlier instructions issued by the Board on May 7, 2026, requesting an action proposal, remained unaddressed, prompting the issuance of this recent reminder.

Background of the Complaint

According to the details available, Rajiv Kumar, son of Bhagwan Singh and a resident of Jatav Basti in Hindaun City, had submitted a formal complaint against Tehsildar Mrs. Seema Baghel. Acting on this grievance, the Board of Revenue had previously dispatched a letter (Reference No. 3271) dated May 7, 2026, instructing the district administration to conduct a preliminary inquiry into the facts stated by the complainant and forward a detailed report along with necessary action proposals.

The Delay and The Reminder Letter

As evident from the official document, the newly issued reminder letter notes that if the allegations against the concerned officer were proven true during the preliminary inquiry, a proposal for disciplinary action was supposed to be sent under the prevailing rules and circulars of the Department of Personnel. However, the Board has yet to receive the awaited investigation report or any related action proposal from the district level.

Addressing this delay, the Deputy Registrar (Inquiry) of the Board of Revenue Rajasthan, Ajmer, has strongly directed the District Collector of Karauli to complete the preliminary investigation without any further delay and dispatch the findings immediately.

Complainant Advised to Seek Updates Locally

Maintaining transparency in the process, a copy of this official correspondence has also been forwarded to the complainant, Rajiv Kumar. The Board has officially advised him to obtain further updates regarding the day-to-day progress of his complaint directly from the District Collector’s office in Karauli.

Following the active intervention by the Board of Revenue, all eyes are now firmly fixed on the district administration’s upcoming steps in this high-profile administrative matter.

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According to the memorandum, Meena Devi, a resident of Bhim Nagar under Karauli Kotwali police station limits, alleged that a dispute over a public pathway led to an altercation with some local residents. She claimed that when she objected to the obstruction of the pathway, the accused allegedly used caste-related slurs and physically assaulted her.

The family further alleged that other relatives who attempted to intervene were also subjected to physical violence during the incident. Several family members reportedly sustained injuries and received medical treatment at the District Hospital in Karauli.

The complainants stated that despite reporting the matter to the local police, no effective action has been taken so far. As a result, they approached the district administration and requested a fair investigation into the allegations.

In the memorandum, the family has demanded that a case be registered under the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes (Prevention of Atrocities) Act, that strict legal action be taken against the accused, and that security be provided to the affected family members.

No official statement from the district administration or police authorities had been issued at the time of reporting. The allegations mentioned in the memorandum are yet to be independently verified, and the facts of the case will become clearer after an official investigation.

Disclaimer: This news report is based on allegations and claims made in a memorandum submitted by the complainant to the district administration. The allegations have not been independently verified. The matter remains subject to official investigation, and all parties involved are entitled to due process under the law.

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